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At least we can both agree their intransigence is to blame and it continues to this day. I still can't believe anyone seriously argued that if we had voted in we would be able to change the EU in a direction more to our liking or hold off the conveyorbelt to ever closer union. Delusional ...

Such a serious world power with a strong and important voice that our PM had to go cap in hand to see Merkel pre referendum and ask if it was possible to have more control of our own borders ... answer Nein :rolleyes:

Complaining about small-minded, insular bigotry while showing your ignorance, prejudice, stereotyping, intolerance, small-minded bigotry ... bravo. :facepalm:

No whining then you whine on. We are where we are yet you have no preferences about the best way to navigate to the destination. The good ship Brittania has set a course agreed by the majority .. best you get over it.

41 years seems a fair period of time to wait for the next vote :D

I was right the first time then ... whining about cliff edges and about transition periods :tantrum:

And you cast your vote accordingly but over 17 million chose a different path. As a champion of democracy, I'm sure you support the democratic will of the majority being enacted.

And the answer to the question was?

Yes, I believe we will leave in March 2019 and that there may be a short-term transition period. Would you prefer a cliff edge or a transition period?

Well, we are officially leaving March 2019. The (yet to be agreed) implementation period would just be a temporary arrangement to facilitate a smoother transition to our new status. Surely you support this ..

It's whoever the public would vote for if we didn't have a monarchy ... Mrs T/Blair being the two most successful leaders in recent history.

To be clear, remoaners whine on about a cliff edge being a disaster and now they whine about a two-year implementation?

Would you prefer President Thatcher/Blair?

True patriots and democrats rejoice :salute: